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The Publications Division is responsible for the publication of books, pamphlets, and the Evergreen News, a Chinese monthly newspaper founded by S.U.C.C.E.S.S and a group of volunteers in 1985. The purpose was to help Chinese immigrants settle down in Canada. It has become a community project with volunteers involved in writing, editing, proofreading, marketing, distribution and fundraising. The contents range from new immigrants' orientation materials to social issues, Canadian living and culture, and healthy living and literary writings. Many of the articles are written by volunteers from all walks of life.
Evergreen News plays a vital role in bridging the cultural gap and in enriching the Chinese immigrants' understanding of Canadian society. It is a popular family publication with a circulation of 8,000 copies for free local and overseas distribution. It can also be read online at www.success.bc.ca/chn/evergreen. To help raise funds to defray the operating costs of Evergreen News, a volunteer group, the Evergreen News Club was formed in 1992. It now has over 3,000 members. Educational and recreational activities, including dance, computer and Cantonese classes, short and long haul tours are regularly organized. The Publications Division provides the necessary support. Books are published on an ongoing basis. Titles include "Lilian To: A Life of Devotion," " Ordinary Faces of HK & Macau Through the Lens of William Chee-keung Wong,” “Kiu Chan Times 30: Moments Captured by a Photojournalist," "Travelling the World from Vancouver," "Career Success in Canada," and “Ode to the Lotus: Selected Poems of Florence Chia-ying Yeh,” “Comprehensive Dementia Care,”“A Treasure Trove,” etc. Please see below for more information on the books available. All proceeds from S.U.C.C.E.S.S. publications will benefit S.U.C.C.E.S.S.'s social services and programs. Book Purchase
To purchase a S.U.C.C.E.S.S. publication, you may: |
Patients' Companion New Revised Edition
The book contains a glossary of Chinese-English health care terms and phrases aiming at helping Chinese-speaking immigrants communicate with English-speaking health care professionals. It was co-authored Ms. Wai-Ping Cheung Chow, Mr. Vincent Wing-Ka ... |
Ode to the Lotus: Selected Poems of Florence Chia-ying Yeh
Ode to the Lotus: Selected Poems of Florence Chia-ying Yeh is a unique and exquisite collection of poetry, translation and calligraphy. Professor Florence Chia-ying Yeh, Professor Emerita of Chinese Literature at UBC and Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, is a renowned poet in Chinese classical ...
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Towards Cancer Prevention
Very up-to-date cancer information is found in this Chinese book written by Dr. Chong Ze Teh, a cancer researcher at the B.C. Cancer Agency in Vancouver; and Dr. Anthony Cheung, a renowned heart specialist from Hong Kong. In this book, the authors discussed the possible causes of cancer and hig ... |
Ordinary Faces of Hong Kong and Macau:
Through the Lens of William Chee-keung Wong |
Lilian To: A Life of Devotion
A Commemorative Book to Treasure To commemorate the first anniversary of the passing of Mrs. Lilian To, former Chief Executive Officer of S.U.C.C.E.S.S., S.U.C.C.E.S.S. has published a special book Lilian To: A Life of Devotion. Th ... |
Kiu Chan Times 30: Moments Captured by a Photojournalist
Mr. Chan is a retired photojournalist from Hong Kong. He started as a darkroom assistant/junior photographer with the Hong Kong Tiger Standard (now known as The Standard), and worked his way up to the chief photographer position at South China Morning Post. During a career that spanned more tha ... |
Dare to Climb the Pinnacle: The Struggles of a Hard-of-Hearing Man
Dare to Climb the Pinnacle is a story of quiet heroism. The authors, Lawrence Lee and his mother, Kung Wah Lee, wrote this book to encourage and support hard-of-hearing people everywhere. They wish to inspire readers, particularly young people, to approach life with optimism and con ... |
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Customers From Afar - Your Key to Serving Chinese Customer
The Agency's first English-language book, Customers from Afar - Your Key to Serving Chinese Customers, received tremendous response from the mainstream businesses. This 336-page landmark title, authored by business consultant Raymond Ng, provides crucial information on how to serve the fast ... |
Career Success in Canada
Career Success in Canada is written in Chinese by Ronald Ma and Louis Wong, career management experts at S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Training Institute. It covers Canadian employment environment and system, employment services in Canada, job search strategy, career development and its theories, and quality ... |
